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It might be one of the worst games of the day in college football on Saturday, but Florida versus Mississippi State might be the most intriguing game of the slate for only one reason, and that’s Billy Napier.
Let me be clear, there is no reason why Napier should be coaching the Gators on Sunday afternoon if they return home to Gainesville carrying a loss. A lackluster performance against Mississippi State would be the final nail in the coffin for the Gators head coach, at least from a supporters’ standpoint.
The Milwaukee Brewers might be the most under-covered story in the 2024 Major League Baseball season.
Heading into the new season, the Brewers lost their manager, Craig Counsell, to the rival Chicago Cubs. Because of the team’s small market budget, they traded Corbin Burnes, one of the best starting pitchers in baseball, to the Baltimore Orioles. Brandon Woodruff, another one of their homegrown star pitchers, was set to miss the season recovering from shoulder surgery.
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49ers tight end George Kittle is doubtful for Sunday’s game at Los Angeles with a hamstring injury, while two of San Francisco’s top defenders, Nick Bosa and Charvarius Ward, are listed as questionable.
Chargers QB Justin Herbert said Friday that doctors diagnosed him with a high right ankle sprain and his status for Sunday’s game against the Steelers is “yet to be decided.
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Rapper Diddy has finally been arrested after decades of sexually decadent behavior, and LPGA golfer Jenny Shin might be using this as a chance to make some major changes in her music taste.
Shin, a native of South Korea, has been on the LPGA tour for the past 11 years and put together a solid career. As an athlete, she’s listened to hype songs to get ready for her tournaments, a common practice of athletes in any sport.
However, Shin made it very clear on X that she plans on weeding out a lot of what she listens to in order to hype herself up.
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Former Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban is not impressed with the home atmosphere at Vanderbilt Commodres games. Or rather, the lack thereof.
Saban appeared on The Pat McAfee Show on Friday afternoon, and spoke about the difficulties of playing on the road in difficult SEC environments. And then singled out Vanderbilt for being the exact opposite.
“We’re at LSU and we go right down the field when Tua [Tagovailoa] is playing and we get down on the 20-yard-line, where the student section is, we got four straight false starts,” Saban said.